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RM2F84AK9–11 April 2021, London, UK - Hearts drawn on the The National COVID Memorial Wall along the South Bank as tribute to those who died during the coronavirus pandemic
RM2HMXB09–Female writing names on The National COVID Memorial Wall painted with red hearts on beautiful sunny day . Westminster, London , UK .
RM2F63CH0–London, UK. 29th, March, 2021. Bereaved family and friends are visited by Keir Starmer as they paint hearts onto the Covid Memorial Wall.
RM2F66TBH–London, UK. 30th Mar, 2021. Hearts of the National Covid Memorial drawn by the Bereaved Friends and Family of Covid-19 on the embankment of the River Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament. The first of around 150,000 hearts which will be drawn on several hundred metres of the wall outside St. Thomas' Hospital in London, where Boris Johnson was admitted on contracting Covid last year. Credit: Paul Brown/Alamy Live News
RM2F63NGG–St Thomas's Hospital, London, UK. 29th March 2021. The bereaved and volunteers paint hearts for each person who has died of Covid. Credit: Denise Laura Baker/Alamy Live News
RM2F6HGN1–London, UK - 31 Mar 2021: Family and friends of Covid-19 victims paint red hearts at the National Covid Memorial Wall in front of St. Thomas' Hospital in central London. Each individually drawn heart represents a victim of the coronavirus virus.
RM2H21K68–Section of the National Covid Memorial Wall along the the Albert Embankment on river Thames in London England United Kingdom UK
RM2JAJC5T–150,000 Hearts Representing Lives Lost to Coronavirus in the UK Line the COVID Memorial Wall in London, Lambeth Walk, Westminster
RM2F845H2–Southbank, London, England, UK. National Covid Memorial Wall. Red hearts to commerate those who died of Covid.
RM2J5R3A6–The National Covid Memorial Wall on the South Bank at Westminster, London, with pedestrians
RM2FK0H85–London, UK, 27 April 2021: Visitors leave tributes at the National Covid Memorial Wall as Prime Minister Boris Johnson still faces accusations of having preferred that 'bodies pile up' rather than have a third lockdown. With one heart drawn for each of the over 150,000 people who died in the UK coronavirus pandemic, the memorial stretches along the wall of St Thomas's Hospital, facing the Houses of Parliament on the opposite bank of the River Thames. Anna Watson/Alamy Live News
RM2HCFEJ4–London's National Covid Memorial Wall with decaying flowers in the foreground. Both the hearts and flowers have deteriorated with the passage of time.
RM2HG25P5–A section of the National Covid Memorial Wall covered in painted pink hearts and tributes to victims of the pandemic on the south bank in London
RM2F8F7BB–London, England, UK. National Covid Memorial Wall along the Thames Embankment, opposite the Houses of Parliament, c150,000 hearts commemorating the li
RM2HD41MP–The National Covid Memorial Wall with red hearts representing each UK covid death, London, England
RM2HK7C13–Children deaths on National Covid Memorial Wall in Lambeth, London, UK. Red hearts drawn onto a wall representing each death from COVID 19
RF2G3M9G0–The hearts of the National Covid Memorial Wall can be seen in this photo taken from Lambeth Bridge in London
RM2J17CPH–London, UK. 23rd Mar, 2022. The second anniversary of the first Lockdown - People still visit The national Covid Memorial Wall outside St Thomas' Hospital. Family and friends of some of the more than one hundred and eighty thousand people who've lost their lives to Covid-19 have drawn hearts by hand on a wall opposite Parliament in London. It was organised by the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
RM2F84AK6–11 April 2021, London, UK - Hearts drawn on the The National COVID Memorial Wall along the South Bank as tribute to those who died during the coronavirus pandemic
RM2HMXAPG–Female writing names on The National COVID Memorial Wall painted with red hearts on beautiful sunny day . Westminster, London , UK .
RM2F63CJ3–London, UK. 29th, March, 2021. Bereaved family and friends are visited by Keir Starmer as they paint hearts onto the Covid Memorial Wall.
RM2F66TBC–London, UK. 30th Mar, 2021. Hearts of the National Covid Memorial drawn by the Bereaved Friends and Family of Covid-19 on the embankment of the River Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament. The first of around 150,000 hearts which will be drawn on several hundred metres of the wall outside St. Thomas' Hospital in London, where Boris Johnson was admitted on contracting Covid last year. Credit: Paul Brown/Alamy Live News
RM2F63NF1–St Thomas's Hospital, London, UK. 29th March 2021. The bereaved and volunteers paint hearts for each person who has died of Covid. Credit: Denise Laura Baker/Alamy Live News
RM2F6HGK8–London, UK - 31 Mar 2021: Family and friends of Covid-19 victims paint red hearts at the National Covid Memorial Wall in front of St. Thomas' Hospital in central London. Each individually drawn heart represents a victim of the coronavirus virus.
RM2H21K60–Section of the National Covid Memorial Wall along the the Albert Embankment on river Thames in London England United Kingdom UK
RM2JAJC5R–150,000 Hearts Representing Lives Lost to Coronavirus in the UK Line the COVID Memorial Wall in London, Lambeth Walk, Westminster
RM2F845GW–Southbank, London, England, UK. National Covid Memorial Wall. Red hearts to commerate those who died of Covid.
RM2J5R3A4–The National Covid Memorial Wall on the South Bank of the River Thames, Westminster, central London UK
RM2FK0HJ6–London, UK, 27 April 2021: Visitors leave tributes at the National Covid Memorial Wall as Prime Minister Boris Johnson still faces accusations of having preferred that 'bodies pile up' rather than have a third lockdown. With one heart drawn for each of the over 150,000 people who died in the UK coronavirus pandemic, the memorial stretches along the wall of St Thomas's Hospital, facing the Houses of Parliament on the opposite bank of the River Thames. Anna Watson/Alamy Live News
RM2HG275F–The National Covid Memorial Wall covered in pink hearts and the names of victims on the south bank of the Thames next to St Thomas Hospital in London
RM2F8F4WH–London, England, UK. National Covid Memorial Wall along the Thames Embankment, opposite the Houses of Parliament, c150,000 hearts commemorating the li
RM2HD41MF–The National Covid Memorial Wall with red hearts representing each UK covid death, London, England
RM2HK7C09–National Covid Memorial Wall on a grim overcast day in Lambeth, London, UK. Red hearts drawn onto a wall representing each death from COVID 19
RM2F89AFA–Red hearts painted on the National Covid Memorial Wall as a tribute to the British victims of the Coronavirus pandemic
RM2J17CYA–London, UK. 23rd Mar, 2022. The second anniversary of the first Lockdown - People still visit The national Covid Memorial Wall outside St Thomas' Hospital. Family and friends of some of the more than one hundred and eighty thousand people who've lost their lives to Covid-19 have drawn hearts by hand on a wall opposite Parliament in London. It was organised by the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
RM2F84B9W–11 April 2021, London, UK - Hearts drawn on the The National COVID Memorial Wall along the South Bank as tribute to those who died during the coronavirus pandemic
RM2HMXAX4–Female writing names on The National COVID Memorial Wall painted with red hearts on beautiful sunny day . Westminster, London , UK .
RM2F63CED–London, UK. 29th, March, 2021. Bereaved family and friends are visited by Keir Starmer as they paint hearts onto the Covid Memorial Wall.
RM2F66TBX–London, UK. 30th Mar, 2021. Hearts of the National Covid Memorial drawn by the Bereaved Friends and Family of Covid-19 on the embankment of the River Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament. The first of around 150,000 hearts which will be drawn on several hundred metres of the wall outside St. Thomas' Hospital in London, where Boris Johnson was admitted on contracting Covid last year. Credit: Paul Brown/Alamy Live News
RM2F63NGM–St Thomas's Hospital, London, UK. 29th March 2021. The bereaved and volunteers paint hearts for each person who has died of Covid. Credit: Denise Laura Baker/Alamy Live News
RM2F6HGME–London, UK - 31 Mar 2021: Family and friends of Covid-19 victims paint red hearts at the National Covid Memorial Wall in front of St. Thomas' Hospital in central London. Each individually drawn heart represents a victim of the coronavirus virus.
RM2H21K2Y–Section of the National Covid Memorial Wall along the the Albert Embankment on river Thames in London England United Kingdom UK
RF2F7D28X–London, UK -April 2021. The National Covid Memorial Wall. Nearly 150,000 hearts will be painted by volunteers, one for each Covid-19 victim in the UK
RM2F845DT–Southbank, London, England, UK. National Covid Memorial Wall. Red hearts to commerate those who died of Covid.
RM2HJ29AR–The National Covid Memorial Wall on the South Bank of the Thames, opposite Westminster Palace, central London UK
RM2FK0HJK–London, UK, 27 April 2021: Visitors leave tributes at the National Covid Memorial Wall as Prime Minister Boris Johnson still faces accusations of having preferred that 'bodies pile up' rather than have a third lockdown. With one heart drawn for each of the over 150,000 people who died in the UK coronavirus pandemic, the memorial stretches along the wall of St Thomas's Hospital, facing the Houses of Parliament on the opposite bank of the River Thames. Anna Watson/Alamy Live News
RM2F7G3FP–London. UK. Hearts continue to be added to the National Covid Memorial Wall at St. Thomas' Hospital Westminster, in memory of those who have died from coronavirus during the pandemic.
RM2F8F7BG–London, England, UK. National Covid Memorial Wall along the Thames Embankment, opposite the Houses of Parliament, c150,000 hearts commemorating the li
RM2G2DME0–The National Covid Memorial Wall, a public mural painted by volunteers to commemorate victims of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom. It is on the South Bank of the River Thames in London, opposite the Palace of Westminster, London, England, UK.
RM2F89ACG–Red hearts painted on the National Covid Memorial Wall as a tribute to the British victims of the Coronavirus pandemic .
RM2J17CY6–London, UK. 23rd Mar, 2022. The second anniversary of the first Lockdown - People still visit The national Covid Memorial Wall outside St Thomas' Hospital. Family and friends of some of the more than one hundred and eighty thousand people who've lost their lives to Covid-19 have drawn hearts by hand on a wall opposite Parliament in London. It was organised by the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
RM2HDYTT7–London, UK. 07th Jan, 2022. Volunteers paint new hearts on the The National Covid Memorial Wall, just outside St Thomas' Hospital. Hospitals in London face rising number of Covid patients. Credit: Thomas Krych/Alamy Live News
RM2F84APP–11 April 2021, London, UK - Hearts drawn on the The National COVID Memorial Wall along the South Bank as tribute to those who died during the coronavirus pandemic
RM2HMXAT6–Female writing names on The National COVID Memorial Wall painted with red hearts on beautiful sunny day . Westminster, London , UK .
RM2F63CGR–London, UK. 29th, March, 2021. Bereaved family and friends are visited by Keir Starmer as they paint hearts onto the Covid Memorial Wall.
RM2F66TGR–London, UK. 30th Mar, 2021. Hearts of the National Covid Memorial drawn by the Bereaved Friends and Family of Covid-19 on the embankment of the River Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament. The first of around 150,000 hearts which will be drawn on several hundred metres of the wall outside St. Thomas' Hospital in London, where Boris Johnson was admitted on contracting Covid last year. Credit: Paul Brown/Alamy Live News
RM2F63NF4–St Thomas's Hospital, London, UK. 29th March 2021. The bereaved and volunteers paint hearts for each person who has died of Covid. Credit: Denise Laura Baker/Alamy Live News
RM2F6HGJT–London, UK - 31 Mar 2021: Family and friends of Covid-19 victims paint red hearts at the National Covid Memorial Wall in front of St. Thomas' Hospital in central London. Each individually drawn heart represents a victim of the coronavirus virus.
RM2H21K33–Section of the National Covid Memorial Wall along the the Albert Embankment on river Thames in London England United Kingdom UK
RF2F7D0HA–London, UK -April 2021. The National Covid Memorial Wall. Nearly 150,000 hearts will be painted by volunteers, one for each Covid-19 victim in the UK
RM2F845DK–Southbank, London, England, UK. National Covid Memorial Wall. Red hearts to commerate those who died of Covid.
RM2JCGJ6N–National Covid Memorial Wall in Lambeth, London, UK. Red hearts drawn onto a wall representing each death from COVID 19, with added names.
RM2FK0HRB–London, UK, 27 April 2021: Visitors leave tributes at the National Covid Memorial Wall as Prime Minister Boris Johnson still faces accusations of having preferred that 'bodies pile up' rather than have a third lockdown. With one heart drawn for each of the over 150,000 people who died in the UK coronavirus pandemic, the memorial stretches along the wall of St Thomas's Hospital, facing the Houses of Parliament on the opposite bank of the River Thames. Anna Watson/Alamy Live News
RM2F7G3JX–London. UK. Hearts continue to be added to the National Covid Memorial Wall at St. Thomas' Hospital Westminster, in memory of those who have died from coronavirus during the pandemic.
RM2F8F7BJ–London, England, UK. National Covid Memorial Wall along the Thames Embankment, opposite the Houses of Parliament, c150,000 hearts commemorating the li
RM2H09XXK–Westminster, London, UK. 11th Oct, 2021. The National Covid Memorial Wall. new parliamentary inquiry and joint report by the cross-party House of Commons Health and Social Care, and Science and Technology Committees, concludes serious public health failings in the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic in the UK. Pictured is the Coronavirus Memorial Wall in Westminster today. Credit: Imageplotter/Alamy Live News
RM2G2DMMB–The National Covid Memorial Wall, a public mural painted by volunteers to commemorate victims of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom. It is on the South Bank of the River Thames in London, opposite the Palace of Westminster, London, England, UK.
RM2F89AFJ–Red hearts painted on the National Covid Memorial Wall as a tribute to the British victims of the Coronavirus pandemic
RM2J17D3M–London, UK. 23rd Mar, 2022. The second anniversary of the first Lockdown - People still visit The national Covid Memorial Wall outside St Thomas' Hospital. Family and friends of some of the more than one hundred and eighty thousand people who've lost their lives to Covid-19 have drawn hearts by hand on a wall opposite Parliament in London. It was organised by the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
RM2HDYTTH–London, UK. 07th Jan, 2022. Volunteers paint new hearts on The National Covid Memorial Wall, just outside St Thomas' Hospital. Hospitals in London face rising number of Covid patients. Credit: Thomas Krych/Alamy Live News
RM2F84APD–11 April 2021, London, UK - Hearts drawn on the The National COVID Memorial Wall along the South Bank as tribute to those who died during the coronavirus pandemic
RM2HMXARW–Young female writing names on The National COVID Memorial Wall painted with red hearts on beautiful sunny day . Westminster, London , UK .
RM2F63CCG–London, UK. 29th, March, 2021. Bereaved family and friends are visited by Keir Starmer as they paint hearts onto the Covid Memorial Wall.
RM2F66TH6–London, UK. 30th Mar, 2021. Hearts of the National Covid Memorial drawn by the Bereaved Friends and Family of Covid-19 on the embankment of the River Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament. The first of around 150,000 hearts which will be drawn on several hundred metres of the wall outside St. Thomas' Hospital in London, where Boris Johnson was admitted on contracting Covid last year. Credit: Paul Brown/Alamy Live News
RM2F63NEY–St Thomas's Hospital, London, UK. 29th March 2021. The bereaved and volunteers paint hearts for each person who has died of Covid. Medical staff from the hospital sit and look over the wall at the work. Credit: Denise Laura Baker/Alamy Live News
RM2F6HGRA–London, UK - 31 Mar 2021: Family and friends of Covid-19 victims paint red hearts at the National Covid Memorial Wall in front of St. Thomas' Hospital in central London. Each individually drawn heart represents a victim of the coronavirus virus.
RM2H21K5W–Section of the National Covid Memorial Wall along the the Albert Embankment on river Thames in London England United Kingdom UK
RF2F7D19P–London, UK -April 2021. The National Covid Memorial Wall. Nearly 150,000 hearts will be painted by volunteers, one for each Covid-19 victim in the UK
RM2F845HE–Southbank, London, England, UK. National Covid Memorial Wall. Red hearts to commerate those who died of Covid.
RM2JCGJ6E–Plaque in memory of victims of Human BSE, enveloped by National Covid Memorial Wall in Lambeth, London. Red hearts representing deaths from COVID 19
RM2FK0H7X–London, UK, 27 April 2021: Visitors leave tributes at the National Covid Memorial Wall as Prime Minister Boris Johnson still faces accusations of having preferred that 'bodies pile up' rather than have a third lockdown. With one heart drawn for each of the over 150,000 people who died in the UK coronavirus pandemic, the memorial stretches along the wall of St Thomas's Hospital, facing the Houses of Parliament on the opposite bank of the River Thames. Anna Watson/Alamy Live News
RM2F7G3N5–London. UK. Hearts continue to be added to the National Covid Memorial Wall at St. Thomas' Hospital Westminster, in memory of those who have died from coronavirus during the pandemic.
RM2F8F2HG–London, England, UK. National Covid Memorial Wall along the Thames Embankment, opposite the Houses of Parliament, c150,000 hearts commemorating the li
RM2H09Y73–Westminster, London, UK. 11th Oct, 2021. The National Covid Memorial Wall. new parliamentary inquiry and joint report by the cross-party House of Commons Health and Social Care, and Science and Technology Committees, concludes serious public health failings in the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic in the UK. Pictured is the Coronavirus Memorial Wall in Westminster today. Credit: Imageplotter/Alamy Live News
RM2G2DMH2–The National Covid Memorial Wall, a public mural painted by volunteers to commemorate victims of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom. It is on the South Bank of the River Thames in London, opposite the Palace of Westminster, London, England, UK.
RM2F89ACR–Red hearts painted on the National Covid Memorial Wall as a tribute to the British victims of the Coronavirus pandemic
RM2J17CPM–London, UK. 23rd Mar, 2022. The second anniversary of the first Lockdown - People still visit The national Covid Memorial Wall outside St Thomas' Hospital. Family and friends of some of the more than one hundred and eighty thousand people who've lost their lives to Covid-19 have drawn hearts by hand on a wall opposite Parliament in London. It was organised by the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
RM2HDYTPY–London, UK. 07th Jan, 2022. Volunteers paint new hearts on The National Covid Memorial Wall, just outside St Thomas' Hospital. Hospitals in London face rising number of Covid patients. Credit: Thomas Krych/Alamy Live News
RM2F84AYT–11 April 2021, London, UK - Hearts drawn on the The National COVID Memorial Wall along the South Bank as tribute to those who died during the coronavirus pandemic
RM2HMXANW–Two asian tourists with mask looking at the National COVID Memorial Wall painted with red hearts on beautiful sunny day . Westminster, London , UK
RM2F63CKK–London, UK. 29th, March, 2021. Bereaved family and friends are visited by Keir Starmer as they paint hearts onto the Covid Memorial Wall.
RM2F66TGW–London, UK. 30th Mar, 2021. Hearts of the National Covid Memorial drawn by the Bereaved Friends and Family of Covid-19 on the embankment of the River Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament. The first of around 150,000 hearts which will be drawn on several hundred metres of the wall outside St. Thomas' Hospital in London, where Boris Johnson was admitted on contracting Covid last year. Credit: Paul Brown/Alamy Live News
